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The paper's proposed one-sentence unified description of enlightenment.
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- The paper's central thesis integrating category theory, information geometry, and differential geometry.
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- Proposition 4.4, differential-geometric elucidation of enlightenment.
- Proposition 3, explicit anti-reductionist stance.
- Proposition 4.3, information-geometric elucidation of enlightenment as release rather than optimization.
- A participant's testimony about the transformative effect of the mirror-of-the-self experience.
- Paper's key integration claim: Buddhism's emphasis on care and non-essentialism provides the conceptual lens needed for post-anthropocentric intelligence science.
- Explicit acknowledgment of the gap between structural elucidation and first-person realization.
- Alexander's distillation of why the dynamic process produces living results that top-down design cannot.